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Low
00:25
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[shuffling]
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Whisper To Me
03:56
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When I think of an honest man
I'm lost to find one in my hands.
Clenching you but holding bone
I'm dripping slow for those I've hurt.
Confession makes for a guilty room;
purified by open wounds.
Slipping through the gates that I choose
these openings may never close.
So sit me in this gaping chair
and run your fingers through my hair.
If you find the words that speak
Whisper to me at your peak.
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3. |
Miss Resentment
04:32
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What are you?
What I was.
You are different.
I am learning.
I think you got caught out
looking too far, hoping too hard
for the mirror to guide you.
I am not what you thought am I?
I am not what you've been looking for.
I am restless, I know.
I am restless, you have learned.
I am restless.
I am not what you thought
Miss Resentment, I am sorry.
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4. |
Swimming
04:11
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Softly
He looks down
Is breaking
So softly
He looks down
So heavy
His way now
Out
Out
Out, breathing softly
Out
Out
Out, falling softly
Out
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5. |
Never Alone
03:25
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Never alone, never the same
Never alone, never the same
Never alone, never.
Laying with the muse, I slip behind a question
Disassociated now, I am put off
Before making eyes, blushed in realizing
The tenderness in solace as I ramble in my way:
If I came upon you humble
well-groomed as if by another
would you answer kindly?
If I came upon you stubborn
blurry mouthed and slippery diction
would you realize me?
Never alone, never the same
Never alone, never the same
Never alone, never
and I--
I wish you the best.
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The April Fools Childrenhood Vancouver, British Columbia
David Knights Cowling creates on the unceded and occupied lands of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
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